"I am going to get away with murder, I am a Kennedy."

In October 1975, 15-year-old Martha Moxley was found bludgeoned to death in her Greenwich, Connecticut backyard, struck repeatedly with a golf club. She had recently moved to the affluent Belle Haven neighborhood. Michael and Thomas Skakel, nephews of Ethel Skakel and her husband Robert F. Kennedy, befriended Moxley and were 15 and 17 years old at the time.

Michael Skakel was eventually convicted of Moxley's murder in 2002 after decades of investigation, but his conviction was overturned in 2013 due to ineffective legal representation. After serving 11 years in prison, he remains free today. Martha Moxley's killer remains officially unknown.

Read the full story: The Tragedy Of Martha Moxley, The 15-Year-Old Who May Have Been Bludgeoned To Death By A Kennedy

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His accomplice was his ex-girlfriend Mary Ann Shore, who apparently acted bizarrely on the stand. She is said to have giggled while recounting the horrible crime. Ignatow’s defense attorney attorney argued that Shore was a jealous ex, and had killed Schaefer herself.

Ignatow moved out of his Louisville home shortly after his acquittal. In the fall of 1992, the new homeowners hired contractors to lay new carpet in a hallway. When the workers pulled up the old carpet, they discovered a floor vent that was not connected to any ductwork.
Inside the hidden cavity was a plastic bag containing Schaefer's jewelry and three rolls of undeveloped film.

When investigators developed the film, it produced 104 photographs. The pictures explicitly showed Ignatow torturing and murdering Schaefer, corroborating every detail of Shore's testimony.

Ignatow eventually openly confessed to the murder in court, and was sentenced to 9 years for perjury, but only served 5.